DJEnD said:Any suggestions as to which is better in the long run? I primarily want to repair tips, ferrules, install linen and leather wraps, the simple stuff ya...
Well since I'm thinking of getting the wrap fixture, I figured I wouldn't need such a good lathe like the midsize or deluxe cause all I'd need it for is to hold the cue in place while i sand the handle down.dave sutton said:you cant do leather on anything except the mid size or deluxe and the leather wrap fixture.
DJEnD said:Well since I'm thinking of getting the wrap fixture, I figured I wouldn't need such a good lathe like the midsize or deluxe cause all I'd need it for is to hold the cue in place while i sand the handle down.
DJEnD said:You know what? After looking at the price between the Micro III and Midsize, I feel that I may end up getting the Midsize after all, cause it's just a hundred more.
The leather wrap fixture is the one that Chris said can only be used with the Cue Smith lathes?dave sutton said:the mid size is only a little more. id rather spend the extra few hundred on a beter machine the leater wrap fixture is only 200$. my wraps come out perfect. i featther it in with a razor blade i dont really sand.
alot more machine for the cash. i make entire cues on my mid size
look at the leather i didn on this cue. there is no lip anywhere and the seam is perfect. if you look at the 2nd and 3rd pic. where u see my name sutton the seam is perfect in line with the TT. you cant see it at all!!!
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